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Advice Column from Craig Muttitt Mortgage reviews can help in a crisis

BY CRAIG MUTTITT

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Craig Muttitt is the Practice Principal of Maxim Financial Solutions Ltd and FOMO Mortgages, a mortgage and protection financial services brokerage that currently has over 7000 UK clients. Originally from South Africa, Craig studied Law and Business at the University of the Witwatersrand. Craig has been living in the UK since 2001 with his wife Natasha, daughter Ashleigh and son Wade. Craig has been involved in the mortgage and insurance industry for over 20 years and although the financial services industry has gone through a lot of changes and some challenging times over the years, Craig has loved every minute of it.

The cost of living crisis has taken a toll on everyone. Although belts have been tightened and rainyday funds have been raided, many people are still in need of some extra funds. For most of us, mortgage payments make up the biggest chunk of our monthly bills. So, if you’re looking to save some money, that’s probably a good place to start!

Your mortgage deal was probably competitive when you got it. However, after the changes of the last few years, that might no longer be the case. Each month, you might be paying more than you should be, especially if you are on your lender’s standard variable rate…

By reviewing your mortgage, you could make substantial savings, freeing up some cash for vital household expenses – or for enjoying the extra bank holiday weekend!

At FOMO Mortgages, our friendly and experienced team are happy to advise you at every step of the remortgage process, ensuring that you get a deal that’s the right fit for you and your circumstances.

Take advantage of our free, no-obligation advice to learn how you could make savings on your mortgage.

Even if you’re not currently in the position to use our services, we’d still love to hear from you if you know anybody that could benefit from our advice. To show we’re serious, we’ll give you a

£100 introducer’s fee, payable on completion of any new mortgage, if we can help them make savings!

Thanks for reading, and we hope to hear from you soon, Craig

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